toiletless

English

Etymology

From toilet +‎ -less.

Adjective

toiletless (not comparable)

1. Without a toilet.
   • 1992, Ralph McGill, The South and the Southerner:

     Millions were spent in the span of two years, and some magnificent schools were built to replace shacks or ancient, toiletless, brick and wooden buildings.

   • 2003, Glenn C Altschuler, All shook up: how rock 'n' roll changed America:

     Discouraged by their parents from attending what turned out to be a chaotic, toiletless, muddy, drug-filled festival, they came anyway...

   • 2005, Jacques Leslie, Deep water: the epic struggle over dams, displaced people, and the environment:

     In the squalid, unlit, toiletless bathroom, I poured cold water over myself with a bucket, soaped, and rinsed.